Schedule

Welcome and Announcements – Conférencier, Joseph Tennis, University of Washington

Conference Opening – Johannes Britz, Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Opening speaker: Jens-Erik Mai – University of Toronto, Canada. Just classifications

Étalage re: Communities of Practice – Jill McTavish, University of Western Ontario, Canada. “Vegetables I don’t eat but should”: How members of food ‘thought communities’ understand, sort, and label foods.

Tina Gross, St Cloud State University, Minnesota.  Eliminate, abandon, dismantle:  Cataloging in library consultant reports

Daniel Martínez-Ávila, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (Spain), Margaret E I Kipp and Hope A. Olson, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. DDC or BISAC: The Changing Balance between Corporations and Public Institutions

Ann Doyle, University of British Columbia, Canada. Changing the Stories We Tell: The Research Ethic of Indigenous Métissage

 José Augusto Chaves Guimarães,Professor – São Paulo State University – UNESP, Marília – Brazil; Juan Carlos Fernández-Molina, Professor – University of Granada; Granada – Spain; and João Batista Ernesto de Moraes, Associate Professor– São Paulo State University – UNESP, Marília – Brazil. Ethical aspects in information organization: an analysis of LIS Education in the MERCOSUL area.

 Dean Seeman, Memorial University of Newfoundland. Naming names: the ethics of identification in digital library metadata

Sponsored by the UWM Libraries

Étalage re: Communities of Practice – Jill McTavish, University of Western Ontario, Canada. “Vegetables I don’t eat but should”: How members of food ‘thought communities’ understand, sort, and label foods.

Jonathan Cope, College of Staten Island, CUNY, New York. Librarianship as an Intellectual Craft.

Sponsored by the UWM SOIS Information Organization Research Group

Étalage re: Communities of Practice – Jill McTavish, University of Western Ontario, Canada. “Vegetables I don’t eat but should”: How members of food ‘thought communities’ understand, sort, and label foods.

Fabio Assis Pinho, Federal University of Pernambuco, Recife – Brazil and José Augusto Guimarães, São Paulo State University, Marília – Brazil. Male Homosexuality in Brazilian Indexing Languages: Some Ethical Questions

Melissa Adler, School of Library and Information Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Disciplining Scholarship at the Library of Congress

Philip A. Homan, Idaho State University. Library Catalog Notes for “Bad Books”: Ethics vs. Responsibilities

Suellen Oliveira Milani, São Paulo State University, Marília – Brazil, and Fabio Assis Pinho, University of Pernambuco, Recife – Brazil. Knowledge representation and Orthophemism: a reflection on a concept

Melodie J. Fox, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Austin Reece, Marquette University. Which Ethics? Whose Morality?: An Analysis of the Ethical Standards for Information Organization

 Joseph T. Tennis. University of Washington.  A Convenient Verisimilitude or Oppressive Internalization? Characterizing the Ethical Arguments surrounding Hierarchical Structures in Knowledge Organization Systems

Sponsored by the UWM SOIS Center for Information Policy Research

Étalage re: Communities of Practice – Jill McTavish, University of Western Ontario, Canada. “Vegetables I don’t eat but should”: How members of food ‘thought communities’ understand, sort, and label foods.